We decided to change the way we develop and deliver software, so we can ship improvements and new features faster and with better quality.We wanted to create a more coherent, more consistent Evernote experience an experience that fixes the essential features on which all of us depend.I set three goals as our priorities for 2019: One year ago, in my early days as Evernote’s CEO, I said that to move Evernote forward we had to start by improving its foundations. Again thanks, and I hope this will help others facing the same problem.It’s January, a new year has begun, so it’s an appropriate time for an update on where we stand in our efforts to bring you a better Evernote. I will also keep an eye on some of the other tools mentioned especially Laverna. If this doesn't work, I will be trying wiki's for next semester. I love how much control I have with it unlike evernote.
It also creates a dated md file in the appropriate folder depending on the day of the week and my classes for that day. md files which a python script converts to a pdf using pandoc at the end of the day. So I guess my question is, how do you manage notes on linux (I'm a student and programmer so it needs to be organized enough to handle hundreds of notes over years)? If you use evernote, do you stick with the web client or do you use one of the third party linux clients?Īnd how interested are you in 'yet another linux evernote client'?Įdit: Thank you to everyone who replied! This was very helpful and helped me come to a decision. All the third party client are no longer maintained (e.g GeekNote was last updated two years ago) or limited in functionality. Evernote is great (especially since it has a good Android app as well) but unfortunately it doesn't have a Linux client and doesn't support markdown. I really want a note taking system (currently using Simplenote along random.
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